Thread: Iraq/Dinar News. 09/05 to 01/14/07

Originally Posted by Adster

Exactly. Non believers don't deserve a penny of the profits. FACK EM off out of it. Tried several times to get one of my mates into this, he's so anti it I got quite annoyed last time. He'll be gutted once it pays off and he missed out, LOL.

Trouble is, when a non-believer is your other half, like mine, he makes me feel like i am wasting money. I am looking forward to when this thing hits big, i shall make him stand in the corner for a week

Originally Posted by Dinar Duchess

Trouble is, when a non-believer is your other half, like mine, he makes me feel like i am wasting money. I am looking forward to when this thing hits big, i shall make him stand in the corner for a week

No, no, no - Don't make him stand in the corner for a week. Make him stand front and center for a week, while you go buy new clothes, new furniture, maybe a new house and cars, and of course, a few donations to charities of your choice. Make him view all the wonderful things you are able to do by taking a chance on Iraq's successes. You need to show him that you didn't make an unwise decision, and that, in fact, you made a very smart decision.

Or, you could tease him a little bit. Walk home with a lot of numbers in your bank account (let him see it, of course), and then write him a check for $1000, and say, "Here - This is for you spend however you want", and let him ask what is going to happen to the rest of it. That's when you politely say, "Honey, you believed I was wasting money when I purchased Dinars. So, since you felt I was wasting money, I certainly have taken your words to heart, and don't want to give you any more than I feel you need to be happy".

Of course, don't let this go on forever, but having a little fun is partially what this is all about. That's what I'd do - Of course, my wife has been onboard with this investment since day one, so I guess I don't get to have any fun with her... At least in this regard, anyway.

November 26, 2006
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Iraq’s Shiite prime minister, struggling to prevent sectarian violence from sending Iraq into full-fledged civil war, is facing strong criticism from top Shiite and Sunni Arab leaders alike as he prepares for a summit with President Bush.

On Saturday, a prominent Sunni religious leader warned that Iraq’s escalating sectarian violence will spread throughout the Middle East unless the international community withdraws support for Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s government.

“I call on the Arab states, the Arab League and the United Nations to stop this government and withdraw its support from it. Otherwise, the disaster will occur and the turmoil will happen in Iraq and other countries,” said Sheik Harith al-Dhari, who heads the Association of Muslim Scholars.

Iraq’s Interior Ministry recently issued an arrest warrant against al-Dhari, saying he was wanted for inciting violence and terrorism.

On the other side of Iraq’s sectarian divide, Shiite politicians loyal to the radical anti-American Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr have threatened to boycott parliament and the Cabinet if al-Maliki goes ahead with the planned summit in Jordan on Wednesday and Thursday. The political bloc, known as Sadrists, is a mainstay of support for al-Maliki.

The White House has said the meeting is still on.

Followers of al-Sadr took over state television Saturday to denounce the Iraqi government, label Sunnis “terrorists” and issue what appeared to many viewers as a call to arms. The Iraqi government acknowledged it was powerless to interrupt the program, during which Sadr City residents shouted, “There is no government! There is no state!”

Iran, the top U.S. rival in the region, had planned its own summit Saturday, inviting the presidents of Iraq and Syria in what was seen as a bid to assert its role as a powerbroker in Iraq. Syria did not respond, perhaps to avoid annoying the U.S., and Iraq’s president said he could get to Iran today at the earliest because Baghdad’s airport was closed to commercial flights following a deadly attack Thursday in Sadr City.

Suspected Sunni insurgents killed 215 people in the Shiite slum with mortars and five car bombs in the deadliest single attack of the war. On Saturday, Sadrist lawmaker Qusai Abdul-Wahab blamed U.S. forces for the attack, saying they failed to provide security.

As Vice President Dick Cheney traveled to the neighboring Sunni country of Saudi Arabia on Saturday to seek help in calming Iraq, Iraq’s sectarian violence shifted to Diyala province north of Baghdad, where gunmen broke into two Shiite homes and killed 21 men in front of their relatives, police said. U.S. and Iraqi forces also killed 58 insurgents during fighting in the same region.

In central Iraq, a suicide car bomber attacked a checkpoint near Fallujah, killing three Iraqi civilians and a U.S. service member, and wounding nine civilians and an American service member, the coalition said.

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DayDream

25 to 1 from 5 sources

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My meeting in DC was fruitful. I now have confirmed through 3 deep sources in US that 25 to 1 is on the table. Sources are very well connected. 2 sources in Europe also confirm. 5 now corroborating at 25 to 1. 1 stayed at 100 to 1. Trying to firm up a date. 2 sources still point to Jan 15. Number crunchers all confirming these numbers are minimums. They say Shabibi set 4 to 1 by the end of 07 or sooner but unconfirmed. My only take is that it is no secret Shabibi wants direct foreign investment but needs to shake off indirect investors first. 4 to 1 is too high and I think it will be a tiered rv. 100 to 1 may only create more. Not good for a 4 to 1 goal if it is true. 25 to 1 makes more sense since it removes most speculators and invites direct investors. Members sent me messages asking about reprint. 3 sources investigated this thoroughly. They are well connected and conclude they would know this by now. Reprint not on any radars. GCC currency is for 2010. I am directing my attention to an IMF contact who is away for the holidays. You may send me any source information you want to disclose. Private info will remain so. One member so far said there is a buzz with US senior officials in Iraq. Leonard

Hey y'all--since there seems to be a certain low level of desperation here, I thought a little poll was in order. "When do you think the dinar will RV?" Vote, vent, whatever.
It's here at:

http://www.rolclub.com/iraqi-dinar-d...r-will-rv.html

Cheers! OSWoman

Originally Posted by WebGuy75903

No, no, no - Don't make him stand in the corner for a week. Make him stand front and center for a week, while you go buy new clothes, new furniture, maybe a new house and cars, and of course, a few donations to charities of your choice. Make him view all the wonderful things you are able to do by taking a chance on Iraq's successes. You need to show him that you didn't make an unwise decision, and that, in fact, you made a very smart decision.

Or, you could tease him a little bit. Walk home with a lot of numbers in your bank account (let him see it, of course), and then write him a check for $1000, and say, "Here - This is for you spend however you want", and let him ask what is going to happen to the rest of it. That's when you politely say, "Honey, you believed I was wasting money when I purchased Dinars. So, since you felt I was wasting money, I certainly have taken your words to heart, and don't want to give you any more than I feel you need to be happy".

Of course, don't let this go on forever, but having a little fun is partially what this is all about. That's what I'd do - Of course, my wife has been onboard with this investment since day one, so I guess I don't get to have any fun with her... At least in this regard, anyway.

Thanks for that excellent advice.....

Originally Posted by cigarman

25 to 1 from 5 sources

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My meeting in DC was fruitful. I now have confirmed through 3 deep sources in US that 25 to 1 is on the table. Sources are very well connected. 2 sources in Europe also confirm. 5 now corroborating at 25 to 1. 1 stayed at 100 to 1. Trying to firm up a date. 2 sources still point to Jan 15. Number crunchers all confirming these numbers are minimums. They say Shabibi set 4 to 1 by the end of 07 or sooner but unconfirmed. My only take is that it is no secret Shabibi wants direct foreign investment but needs to shake off indirect investors first. 4 to 1 is too high and I think it will be a tiered rv. 100 to 1 may only create more. Not good for a 4 to 1 goal if it is true. 25 to 1 makes more sense since it removes most speculators and invites direct investors. Members sent me messages asking about reprint. 3 sources investigated this thoroughly. They are well connected and conclude they would know this by now. Reprint not on any radars. GCC currency is for 2010. I am directing my attention to an IMF contact who is away for the holidays. You may send me any source information you want to disclose. Private info will remain so. One member so far said there is a buzz with US senior officials in Iraq. Leonard

Thanks for the info but I'm sticking with the professor @ 1.49

Same here Wardy. Imagine how many of us would offload our 'wads' at 4 cents?! I'd cash in a million, that's all to keep me going. On top of this how many of the bigger boys will jump on board at 4 cents in anticipation of a rise?!

Nah, mods, we need a bull*hit smilie/flag on here for sure.

If it opens at 4 cents Im out!! That would be enough for me. Thats one heck of a return! Pay off my house and some other bills, What a load off just paying off a mortgage. Then you have that mortgage money to invest every month and retire early!

if it opens at 4 cents on the dollar. that what 40k to the million, thats does not seem like a good thing, I wont cash in until at least over 1 dollar have not been waiting all this time for peanuts but that is just me
benzboy